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Immunization

Saskatchewan Health purchases and distributes vaccines for the routine infant, pre-school and school immunization programs that protect Saskatchewan residents against disease, as well as those vaccines for targeted programs for persons at high risk. Most immunization programs are delivered by public health agencies in the health regions, but physicians can also get publicly funded vaccines such as those for influenza or pneumococcal diseases, for their eligible high-risk patients.

		Immunization - the Diseases Learn about the diseases that immunization can protect you from.

		Immunization Manual A guide for public health personnel in the delivery of immunization for preventing the spread of diseases.

		Immunization Programs Routine infant, pre-school and school immunization programs that protect Saskatchewan residents against disease. Also, targeted programs for persons at high risk.

		Immunization Records Records of your (or your child's) immunizations can be obtained from the public health office in the health region where they were administered.

		Immunization Schedule Ages for immunizations of infant, preschool and school age children.

		National Immunization Week April 25 - May 2

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